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Supreme Court plans NTA office visit over paper leaks

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The Supreme Court plans to visit the National Testing Agency office to inspect reforms following recurring examination irregularities.

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  • The Supreme Court intends to conduct an inspection of the National Testing Agency to evaluate the implementation of reforms and staffing changes following recent examination paper leaks.
  • The Centre informed the court that a high-powered task force led by Nandan Nilekani is expected to submit a report on systemic improvements by the end of September 2026.
  • Petitioners are calling for the institutionalization of governance reforms and a transition toward computer-based testing methods.

What to watch next

  • Submission of the high-powered task force report by the end of September 2026
  • Supreme Court inspection of the National Testing Agency office
  • Progress on the transition to computer-based testing for future examinations

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Tushar Mehta

Solicitor General

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  • It is our expectation that by the end of this month, the Committee may come out with its report
    [1]Hindustan Times2h agoOpen at the quote ↗
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    said. Also Read | NTA publishes its exam calendar for 2026-2027 Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, told the court that the HPTF had made significant progress and held extensive consultations. “ It is our expectation that by the end of this month, the Committee may come out with its report ,” he said. Mehta also told the court that a permanent space had been provided for the NTA and its senior officers at Minto Road, with security provided by 39 CISF personnel. Recruitment is underway for domain

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Named India · National Testing Agency · Alok Aradhe · Central Industrial Security Force · Charu Mathur · Department of Personnel and Training · Federation of All India Medical Association · Infosys · K Radhakrishnan · Nandan Nilekani · PS Narasimha · Supreme Court of India · Tanvi Dubey

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